2002 was stil a rough time for me (things got better in 2003 though). But one of my top five favorite games of all time was released in 2002: Animal Crossing for the GameCube!
Did yours have really crappy, choppy polygonal graphics?
They should make a Kirby RPG! There's enough characters and settings to support one.
I remember an arcade game called Hard Drivin'. Was it like that?
If I had RPGMaker, I'd make a 8 or 16 bit RPG! Maybe a Kirby or Pac-Man RPG!
If you have a DS, 3DS, or Wii U, you should try Nintendo's Art Academy games.
I reviewed one of the DS KORG games a few years ago. That thing was COMPLICATED! The music program in WarioWare D.I.Y. reminded me of a simplified version fo the KORG cart.
I didn't know you could make your own levels in Tony Hawk. My brothers loved those games when they were little. I never understood the draw, but then I reviewed Disney Skate Adventure for GameCube. It was made by the same Tony Hawk people, but it was a skateboard game that starred Disney characters and locations to skate around, and it was really fun. So while Tony Hawk games aren't my cup of tea, I can understand now why they are cool.
When you get famous, don't forget about how you started out. :)
I've reviewed a lot of licensed games in my time. Just comes with the territory of where I write, I guess. :) Some of the kids games aren't THAT bad. But Capcom did make the best Disney games back on the NES and SNES. I really have better memories playing Capcom's games over Nintendo's back then.
Well you'll be able to pick up the whole gym, so they'll probably be thinking, "Whoooaoaoaoaoa!" Yeah I'm silly as always.
